Right Thinking | February 10, 2008 | Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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❤AllahuAkbuar beshak ❤

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Shukriya itni acchi taraha samjhane k liye

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Thank you for explaining so well

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May Allah grant you jannah maulana saab. Your speech always enter in my heart and brain.

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Aameen

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Assalam o alaikum

[@attorneyumarghazalli]

About Prophet PBUH's saying that He will take care of the sinful, it was a deal between God and His Prophet either to take 50% of His Umma to paradise without any accounting or accept Maqam e Shifa'a. So He says I thought pious people of my Umma could enter paradise for their good deeds, but I should have Maqam e Shifa'a for sinful people, so I opted for the latter. This narration also finds confirmation in the Quran when God says if they repent and O Muhammad you repent for them, God is forgiving. So, this option was given by God. And no wonder our Prophet was given the title of Rahmat-un-Lil Aalameen. Khuda Unhai raazi karkai rahai ga aur hum sab jantai hein kai Wo kaisai raazi hongai.

[@attorneyumarghazalli]

(01:32:27) It is fitting that we were born without a will, but in lieu, God promised His mercy would overcome his anger, and He would remain merciful to us in any case. That compensates us for our creation without will. It is a logical question that comes into every mind. Please forgive me, but I do not think it has anything to do with insincerity.